A Clerical Rebuke & Parochial Reply
George Moutard Woodward · 1765-1809
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Why is this public domain? George Moutard Woodward died in 1809; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-coloured caricature shows a clergyman in black clerical dress and white bands addressing a stout parishioner in a brown coat, red waistcoat, and yellow neckerchief, who holds a walking stick and stands beside a spotted dog. Handwritten dialogue above the figures contrasts the clergyman's complaint about a sermon with the parishioner's dismissive reply. The print, by George Moutard Woodward, is dated 1794.
